Oops, you're right. It was indeed Delta 100, developed in Rodinal. I messed up when I wrote the blog post (fixed it now).Originally Posted by Sal Santamaura
I thought the river might be nice since it rained a bit last week, but in turns out it was just flooding like crazy again. This was over a quarter mile from the "banks."
90mm XL on Fuji HR-T 8x10 x-ray film, cropped a bit due to not enough coverage (need to get closer):
Agfa/Ansco 8x10 field camera, Docter Geminar W 240mm, Fuji Acros
Bryan - that's really nice. Love the extra glow from the XRAY film and surprised that it has so much range. Always thought XRAY was very high contrast.
Pali
Thanks Pali. I don't know if you've perused the huge x-ray film thread, but there's loads of examples and development ideas there, if you ever want to give x-ray a try. Generally the film can be tamed by high dilutions of developer and/or pulled development time. I use green sensitive film to not give that blown-out sky look from overexposed blue. It's excellent film, just delicate when wet and as you noticed, glowy when using the cheaper stuff due to no anti-halation layer. A 100 sheet box of film was about $27 when I last bought some (I stocked up several hundred sheets!).
Real nice, Paddy!!! Very well done.Agfa/Ansco 8x10 field camera, Docter Geminar W 240mm, Fuji Acros
Two from the seashore, and one, more recently, of another distant shoreline.
1 & 3 are very nice. Well seen and well photographed!
This image was also made locally; this one in Rockport, Mass. The image was made on Ilford HP5. I used a Rodenstock 150mm Apo Sironar N lens. I cropped the image later during processing with Lightroom.
This image was shot locally with Ilford Delta 100. I used a Rodenstock 240mm apo ronar lens and my Wisner. Maybe too much fog?
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